These visitor reflections are just a few shared by visitors responding to Pilgrimage: The Exhibition in different communities:
“As I moved through the exhibition, fear diminished and joy grew.”
— Beverley, 2024
“You have captured the pain and hope of the journey in visual ways and graphic words that touched me in deep ways… you have literally opened my eyes to hard but progressive times God took care to draw you to Himself.”
— Beverley, 2024
“Overwhelmed with the beauty and peace of this exhibition. It all points, and leads, to Jesus and His light, love and hope.”
— Sheffield, 2024
“Deeply moved by walking the Pilgrimage exhibition. The precious, glorious, transforming love of Jesus is so evident at every step, no matter what the circumstances at the time.”
— Sheffield, 2024
“I love how even though our journeys are all different, God can speak to someone through another’s pilgrimage. I loved the silence, the peace, the sense of light breaking through the darkness. I am encouraged to lean in.”
— Carrickfergus, 2025
“I wanted to rush through the hard bits and get to the bit where it got better… that’s not how God works. We have to trust His timing. Thank you for helping me to slow down and take the time to appreciate what God is doing right now.”
— Cheam, 2025
“God’s ability to create beauty from brokenness comes through so wonderfully in your story. He really is so patient and gentle in His dealings with us and in completing the work He starts.”
— Cheam, 2025
Recent Exhibitions
We continue to see powerful responses as Pilgrimage: The Exhibition travels and is shared in a variety of differing places, including:
- Beverley (2024)
- Sheffield (2024)
- Carrickfergus (2025)
- Cheam (2025)
- Bicester (2025)
- Hemel Hempstead (2025)
- Swanage (2026)